Resurfacing is the process of applying a thin polymer cement overlay on top of existing concrete to restore and protect the existing concrete.  It can also be used to repair and regrade an existing surface that has settled.  Depending on the design needs, the overlay can be finished like conventional concrete surfaces or enhanced by stamping, staining and scoring, or splatter texturing with or without a pattern. 

Stamped Overlays
Stamped concrete overlay systems utilize a mixture of acrylic resins, portland cement, and aggregates specifically designed to resurface existing concrete.  Similar to conventional stamped concrete, a thin overlay, typically 1/4" thick, is applied over the existing concrete which can then be stamped to duplicate the look of natural stone, granite, slate, brick, etc.  Overlays are stronger and more durable than concrete, therefore, taking the worry out of it chipping or separating from the concrete.  Stamped overlays are ideal for interior and exterior applications whether it is residential, commercial, or municipal.  Whatever the application, stamped overlays are available in a large variety of colors and textures to match your needs.